The Windows 10 version of File Explorer has a few new bells and whistles. Here's a handy guide for new users (and Windows veterans) on the new interface.

Most of us need to create new folders in Windows, to better organize our files in File Explorer. The Windows operating system allows users to add new folders using a keyboard shortcut, context ...

All of the usual File Explorer settings are still here in Windows 10: Options to show or conceal hidden files, keep new folders in the same window, set the default look for opened folders, and so on.

Why File Explorer Doesn't Show Folder Sizes Performance is the primary reason Microsoft has not included the functionality to display folder sizes in the Size column.

Here you can choose how File Explorer acts -- whether folders open in the same window or in new windows, whether folders are opened with single- or double-clicks, etc.

Windows 11 has quietly added a new feature in the last couple of months: a tabbed File Explorer interface. It makes moving and copying files so much simpler.

Here is how you can display folder sizes in Windows 11's File Explorer with the help of a small modification.

In this guide, we'll walk you through the easy steps to reset the folder view in File Explorer to the template default settings on Windows 10.